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Dr. Hoos also questioned the usefulness of systems analysis when evaluating public policy.

Only three previous studies used multivariate analysis when evaluating the association between race/ethnicity and NVP.

Bayesian latent class modeling has been suggested over traditional gold standard analysis when evaluating new immunological diagnostic tests.

Because the 1994 heat wave might have been an extremely rare event, we excluded 1994 data from the analysis when evaluating modification of the summertime temperature mortality relationship by previous-winter mortality levels.

As the perceived health of the family caregivers is not only related to cognitive impairment of the person with dementia, but also to the behavioural and psychological symptoms in dementia [ 26], further studies should include these variables in their analysis when evaluating further the indirect effect of this intervention.

Such an analysis, when evaluated through the 95% HDR, did show an overlap with the Mendelian transmission estimates demonstrating that the Mendelian model provides the best fit to the data, one of the criteria established by Elston [ 17].

Change in vitamin D sterol dose was significant in GLM analysis when evaluated as an absolute value, but not when analysed as a percentage, suggesting that the effect seen in the model was just an artefact of the difference in vitamin D sterol dose at baseline.

Re "Putting 2nd Term on Line, Bush Bets America Agrees With His Fiscal Priorities" (news analysis, Feb. 3): When evaluating the president's budget, the American people must not only question the priorities in it, but also review the value that this administration has delivered for each tax dollar and borrowed dollar spent.

The experts say: Iacoviello thinks the crude cost-benefit analysis people do when evaluating recycling's benefit to them emphasizes the immediate over the long term.

Further use of interrupted time series analysis is encouraged when evaluating quality interventions such as accreditation.

Speciation analysis is essential when evaluating risks from arsenic (As) exposure.